Amid the inter-Korean thaw, it's time to revisit the 70-year-old law against praising North Korea.

Small concessions are psychologically transforming the North-South relationship.

Negative and false reporting is a problem for both Koreas. But how to address it without stifling South Korean freedom?

In a recent survey, South Koreans support the idea – but less so when the question of cost comes up.

South Korea’s Moon Jae-in risks breaching American and UN measures in wooing Pyongyang.

As the inter-Korean thaw continues, South Korean broadcasters are getting more serious about reporting on the North.

South Korea's plan to change the color of its passport to the same hue used by North Korea faces public concern.

Thawing relations have South Koreans thinking about investing in North Korean real estate.

How a humble mushroom became fraught with meaning for inter-Korea relations.

Moon's plan is primarily concerned with political and social reform, but the military viewpoint must also be taken into account.

In a striking U-turn, Kim Jong Un has shifted from bellicosity to diplomacy.

Recent polling data reveals South Koreans are looking more favorably on both the U.S. and North Korean leaders.

After the meeting between North Korean and American leaders on June 12, the United States has new friends in Seoul.

South Korean businesses are hunting for North Korea experts. Why are they so hard to find?

With the Singapore summit, Kim Jong Un has effectively declared the end of North Korea’s era of diplomatic isolation.

After the Panmunjom Summit, South Korean youths have more positive views of Kim Jong-un, North Korea, and the peninsula’s future.